At CeBIT this month, Commodore?is expected to announce their entry into the highly competitive?business of high performance gaming spec PC’s not dissimilar to what both Alienware and Voodoo PC currently offer. The Commodore is ready to make a splash back into the computer world with a new gaming computer that will be shown later this month during CeBIT in Germany. Specifics of the computer remain scarce, but Commodore CEO Bala Keilman promises that the new Commodore PC is going to bring the Commodore brand back into the gaming industry. If handled right it’s possible?they can make a go of this, but there track record is less than inspiring… We can only hope they know what they’re doing. For you nooblets out there too young to remember what a Commodore is,?direct yourself this way.

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